The Literal Black Cloud
Guitar Pro Tab | v5.10
| Posted on Feb. 20, 2012, 4:58 p.m.
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To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
To transcribe the bass, I used Joe Lester's YouTube video of him playing along to this song. I am not a bass player but a guitar player so anything that is off in my bass transcription is due to my unfamiliarity with bass nuances.
To transcribe the drums, I watched live videos of Intronaut playing this song where the exactitude of Danny Walker's drumming is shown.
When listening to Intronaut and switching speaker balance, the guitar tracks are isolated on the right and left. David is on the left; I discovered this by watching a live performance, where he is shown playing the rhythm part of the jazz break�in the studio version of the song, this part comes from the left speaker, thus my conclusion. Sacha, deductively, comes from the right speakers. And familiar with his style, the swells in the second jazz break seem very commonplace in his playing.
